How to Help a Teething Baby

Honestly, I was mentally preparing for her to teeth early, as according to my mom I started teething at 3 months too. Sav went through an ear infection, another early sign, so I sprung into action. We began to gear up and get the best things to help her cope! Thank goodness for Amazon Prime amirite?! Here are our four great products to help out your teething babies.

I have been reading that baby’s can be teething for a while before they actually cut a tooth. I guess it’s a good thing we prepared ahead of time because I would’ve never paid much attention to these teething signs.
​We have been hanging up this toy on her car seat for a while now and it just so happens to be a teething toy too! Double win! I like that this has both a soft and a teething part, and it also crinkles on the wings and has a bell in it. It checks all my boxes for toys because of the versatility of it, so this is highly recommended!

Okay, if you’re going to buy one product to help to teethe… This is it. She has been chewing on her fingers to soothe, so this munch mitt was the easiest for her to begin using. If you find your baby chewing on their fingers or grabbing toys to chew on, this is a great solution! What I really like about this is she can’t drop it like she can the toys, and the Velcro adjustment has been great for fitting her hand!

This is another great teething toy, due to the many areas your little one can chew one. Notice the bug’s ears are also finger-shaped, a great teething spot! It’s the cutest little thing and has been her favorite so far! It’s a smooth rubber toy and she loves chewing on the pink teething ring. This one will be great as she continues teething and can bite down on the different parts of it. It also squeaks which is fun, especially because she loves high-pitched sounds.

If your baby is in pain more than anything, get this teething oil! It has lots of great oils in it like peppermint, clove, and chamomile. So if you are an oily mama, you will probably LOVE this. You can apply this with just your hand or a cotton swab to your baby’s mouth. I plan on later rubbing a little on a portion of her teething toys so she can apply it herself. It has been the best solution to minimize their pain as their new teeth come in.

This new season in life is uncharted territory, so wishing us all luck!!! I do feel reassured that I have some great products to combat teething time. If you have, or had, a teething baby, what products worked for them? I would love to hear your input!

Being a first-time mom, I’ve had a lot of fun discovering which products work and she enjoys. I probably have gone a little overboard with things, but when they are that darn cute… How could you not?